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Fantastic use of landscaping to suggest a broader picture of nature than might otherwise be immediately available – the gardens at Kannon-in: Tottori, Japan: photo by Ojisanjake.

August 31, 2019

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Fantastic use of landscaping to suggest a broader picture of nature than might otherwise be immediately available – the gardens at Kannon-in: Tottori, Japan: photo by Ojisanjake.

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